There's obviously very valid security concerns sometimes. We didn't use npm audit, but an external tool. And often it would highlight things like "use https", a

There's obviously very valid security concerns sometimes. We didn't use npm audit, but an external tool. And often it would highlight things like "use https", and when looking at which line, it was just a comment that referred to an external link. Obviously a non-issue, but you still had to verify, and document everything. Best practice would be that we ran this scan on every commit, but the scan took about 15-20 minutes. It just ended up being something that was part of our release process, with the obvious danger of breaking our application right before release. All in all, it stopped me from relying on third party modules, and tried to use as much vanilla code as possible.